I hadn't even thought of that particular meaning...oh that was a bright spot! LMAO! The problem is a matter of sovereignty and I think I butchered the spelling of that. The only flag that can fly at the island now is the jamaican flag. Which, thats fine, I was never into flags and if I was it would just say WELCOME! to reflect truly the open and inclusive nature on the Island. I heard someone on the main board mention that Island people are cliquey and having a personal flag would give that impression some substance which it truly doesnt deserve.

There were some people who decided to act less than appropriately but, it had nothing to do with being naughty.

Hi there Morgan. No the weather did not get any better, but we had a great time. We were at the beach every day but usually was getting wet. I think it was the Friday we were there it rained just about all day. There was water everywhere. But we ate, drank and rested and that was what we really wanted to do any how. We hope to get back some day, just don't know when yet.

Over the years, there have been several groups that have met and become friends on TI. They all travel about the same time every year. Some of these groups have named themselves, "The Islanders" "Ivan Islanders" "April Fools" "April Amigos" just to name a few. Some of these groups have made flags to signify their stay at Couples and would fly it from the tower from the arrival of the first member of the group to the departure of the last.
Over the past couple of years, the antics of one or two of these groups (there are more groups than are named above) have gotten out of hand, upsetting some guests. Therefore management has instituted new rules regarding "flag flying" and other activities.
It is unfortunate for the other groups that RESPECT all the guests at Couples to be reigned in when it was just a few people who caused the issue.
Management has NOT taken into account the groups of "once and dones" (wedding parties) that show more disrespect to CTI guests on the mainland than any of the Island people. I know new guests and wedding parties are a BIG part of the business plan, but is it worth upsetting Couples best ambassadors, the repeat guests?